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The Daughters of Hawaiʻi will be hosting their first ever “Muʻu at the Museum” on Saturday, January 15, 2022 at Queen Emma Summer Palace. This event will honor Queen Emma’s

The Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) is opening registration for their spring program, offering a wide range of online and in-person classes to O’ahu residents.

Marijuana dispensaries are getting robbed and burgled at a rising rate, underscoring the need for banking reform in the cannabis industry.

Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi standing by his decision to not impose any restrictions at this time.On Wednesday, Dec. 29, the Mayor during a press conference, pointing to high vaccination rates,

Editors's Note: While COVID-19 temporarily shuttered many restaurants on O‘ahu—and some for good—summertime brought record numbers of visitors to the

A state commission will soon give the legislature a recommendation on how to get patients medical cannabis.

Hawaii Governor David Ige announced that counties can begin issuing their own pandemic rules and restrictions beginning December 1.

An amendment to legislation that creates a safe access zone or "bubble" around Saskatchewan hospitals has been...

The province hopes their new bill will limit protests outside of schools as children under 12 become eligible for vaccines.

The province hopes their new bill will limit protests outside of schools as children under 12 become eligible for vaccines.